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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1905
Page
3
A large assortment of new and nobby fur niture items awaits at J. D. Emmons store, successor to Futrelle Furniture. The ad promises a complete home furnishing stock, mail order service, and prices that won’t hurt the pocketbook.
Rail officials from Topeka and Santa Fe gather in New York and Davis as Pacific coast tourist traffic swells. Miss Leona Vinton departs Las Vegas for Aguascalientes for a Mexico wedding. Plans surface for new lines from Davis to coal fields and from Mill Creek to Coalgate and Davis to Lawton amid heavy maintenance with steam shovels and iron bridge replacements.
A special Santa Fe train carrying AG Wells general manager I Hibbard general superintendent A Moree acting chief engineer KR Arey Williams resident engineer and division superintendent Glhwon arrived for a thorough inspection of the coast lines yards shops and roundhouses. They will depart tomorrow by a special westbound train stopping at work sites along the way.
The San Bernardino Sun reports that claims Santa Fe will build a road to the Death Vale borax fields and Bullfrog district are inaccurate. Surveying by Rasor Brothers has been ongoing for weeks under M. Rasor with desert parties, and grading has begun not by Santa Fe but by Borax Smith. The road may have a fuel outlet deal with Smith and could influence a new line, but construction is not direct by Santa Fe.
Washington reports Canada plans to revise tariffs to raise protection for Canadian manufacturers. A minimum and maximum duty scheme would let Ottawa set high duties on key imports while seeking reciprocity with the United States, risking higher costs for American producers at the border.
Legal notice announces the alleged last will of Jose Anastacio Burgos, deceased, produced in Bernalillo County probate court New Mexico. It states the reading date July 4 1905 and the proving date set for November 6 1905 at 10 a.m., with James A Summers as probate clerk. Legatees named include Onofre Barom de Burgos Virginia Burgos and Teresita Burgos. The notice is issued under court seal.
The probate court of Bernalillo County New Mexico read the alleged last will of Gregorio Ribera deceased on Sunday in September 1905. The document names Isabel Montoya se Ribera and Catalina Montoya les Ate es as beneficiaries and notes the judge ordered the will recorded. Probate Clerk signed the court seal on September 5 1905.
Mia Mandie Chesborough Molineaux Scott former wife of Roland Molineaux travels to New York with husband Wallace D Scott and baby to enter vaudeville. She left Sioux Falls to seek an engagement and pursue Broadway. Scott renounced his law practice to manage the venture as she previously sang in church. The tale recalls past trials and a murder case linked to Molineaux.
Charles Raymer the horse thief who stole a horse and other valuables from the Tampa miners near Tree Piedras was captured and jailed after a small collection was taken and he was given the grand jury. He has left for camp unknown, and his fate rests with county authorities for trial.
The will of Maria Lopes late of Filiilo county New Mexico was produced read and proven in private court on the date in the record executors named Juan Gutierres and Juanita S de Gutierrez residents of San Antonito New Mexico and to all whom it may concern. Separate notice item lists sealed proposals from Breen Colorado September 12 1905 for building materials including stone brick cement lumber tin roofing and windows with bids to be inspected and contracts executed. bids require a 5 percent deposit and may be rejected in the interest of the service.
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